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Biola goes 4-0 in series against San Diego Christian

The Eagles send 21 home during their second round of doubleheader games against San Diego Christian.

George Garcia, Writer • March 23, 2010

The Eagles send 21 home during their second round of doubleheader games against San Diego Christian.

Sophomore gets NAIA best time in 1500 meters

Biola track and field competes against both GSAC and NCAA teams at the Irvine Spring Break Classic.

Chris Munekawa, Writer • March 23, 2010

Biola track and field competes against both GSAC and NCAA teams at the Irvine Spring Break Classic.

Women’s tennis defeats La Verne 5-4

Biola women's tennis team got its rackets ready and went up against the University of Laverne and arch-rival Azusa Pacific University.

Kristi Peterson, Writer • March 18, 2010

Biola women's tennis team got its rackets ready and went up against the University of Laverne and arch-rival Azusa Pacific University.

WEB ONLY: Several personal records set at recent track meets

Biola track and field competes in the NAIA Indoor National Championship in Tennessee and two events in Southern California.

Mark Aguirre, Writer • March 17, 2010

Biola track and field competes in the NAIA Indoor National Championship in Tennessee and two events in Southern California.

Eagles swipe two wins from APU, lose two to CS San Marcos

Softball: Eagles come away with four wins out of six after three doubleheaders.

Chris Munekawa, Writer • March 17, 2010

Softball: Eagles come away with four wins out of six after three doubleheaders.

Bracketology 101

The men’s NCAA basketball tournament is coming. Here are some tips on how to pick a solid bracket.

Trevor Stewart, Writer • March 17, 2010

The men’s NCAA basketball tournament is coming. Here are some tips on how to pick a solid bracket.

Durant — much more than tall and scrawny

The newest team in the NBA, the Oklahoma City Thunder, has its very first superstar in Kevin Durant.

Tyler Stewart, Writer • March 17, 2010

The newest team in the NBA, the Oklahoma City Thunder, has its very first superstar in Kevin Durant.

Reduce your “toxic load” with organic foods

Organic foods are more expensive, but the benefits are worth the cost.

March 16, 2010

Organic foods are more expensive, but the benefits are worth the cost.

Biola splits games with Westmont

Eagles baseball rocks Westmont College with a 12-1 win, but a day later loses 2-5 to the same team.

George Garcia, Writer • March 16, 2010

Eagles baseball rocks Westmont College with a 12-1 win, but a day later loses 2-5 to the same team.

How your iPod can promote health

When going through your iPod to find your musical mood, do you ever stop to think that listening to music is actually beneficial to your health?

Kristi Peterson, Writer • March 11, 2010

When going through your iPod to find your musical mood, do you ever stop to think that listening to music is actually beneficial to your health?

Sidney Crosby: The next Wayne Gretzky?

PRO ATHLETE PICK: Sidney Crosby has played hockey practically from the cradle, and he is the youngest player to be named to the NHL First All-Star Team.

Tyler Stewart, Writer • March 10, 2010

PRO ATHLETE PICK: Sidney Crosby has played hockey practically from the cradle, and he is the youngest player to be named to the NHL First All-Star Team.